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Italian Letters of a Diplomat's Wife: January-May, 1880; February-April, 1904
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Mrs. Eugene Schuyler, née King.
2
W. here and throughout these letters refers to M. William Henry Waddington, Madame Waddington's husband.
3
Francis, son of M. and Madame Waddington.
4
M. Alphonse Sutteroth, ancien diplomatist under Louis Philippe.
5
Director of Excavations in Rome under Rossi.
6
Comte de Pontécoulant, chef de Cabinet.
7
French idiom difficult to translate, meaning "I ought to be very grateful to him."
8
Mrs. Charles King, mother of Madame Waddington.
9
Madame Waddington's maid.
10
Madame de Bunsen, née Waddington.
11
Long crisp breads one has in Italy.
12
Foreigners.
13
Née Story, daughter of W. W. Story, the sculptor.
14
Man to play on the piano.
15
Young bourgeois.
16
Mlle. de la Ramée.
17
Charles King, President of Columbia College, father of Madame Waddington.
18
Now the Hon. Sylvia Edwards, Maid of Honour to Queen Alexandra.
19
Née Lily Conrad.
20
Now Madame Scheidecker.
21
Princess Brancaccio, born Field.
22
The present King.
23
Now Mrs. Charles Loftus Townshend, of Castle Townshend, Ireland.
24
His father, Baron de Bunsen, was for years Prussian Minister at Rome, a most intellectual, distinguished man; after Rome he was for many years Minister in England, and their house in Carlton Terrace was the rendezvous of all that was most brilliant and cosmopolitan in London. He married Miss Waddington, and his son Charles also married Miss Waddington, sister of William Waddington.
25
The well-known poetess and beauty, née Sheridan.
26
2
W. here and throughout these letters refers to M. William Henry Waddington, Madame Waddington's husband.
3
Francis, son of M. and Madame Waddington.
4
M. Alphonse Sutteroth, ancien diplomatist under Louis Philippe.
5
Director of Excavations in Rome under Rossi.
6
Comte de Pontécoulant, chef de Cabinet.
7
French idiom difficult to translate, meaning "I ought to be very grateful to him."
8
Mrs. Charles King, mother of Madame Waddington.
9
Madame Waddington's maid.
10
Madame de Bunsen, née Waddington.
11
Long crisp breads one has in Italy.
12
Foreigners.
13
Née Story, daughter of W. W. Story, the sculptor.
14
Man to play on the piano.
15
Young bourgeois.
16
Mlle. de la Ramée.
17
Charles King, President of Columbia College, father of Madame Waddington.
18
Now the Hon. Sylvia Edwards, Maid of Honour to Queen Alexandra.
19
Née Lily Conrad.
20
Now Madame Scheidecker.
21
Princess Brancaccio, born Field.
22
The present King.
23
Now Mrs. Charles Loftus Townshend, of Castle Townshend, Ireland.
24
His father, Baron de Bunsen, was for years Prussian Minister at Rome, a most intellectual, distinguished man; after Rome he was for many years Minister in England, and their house in Carlton Terrace was the rendezvous of all that was most brilliant and cosmopolitan in London. He married Miss Waddington, and his son Charles also married Miss Waddington, sister of William Waddington.
25
The well-known poetess and beauty, née Sheridan.
26
